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Nearly half of women struggling to conceive get pregnant without treatment.
If the man is producing enough sperm, and the woman ovulating regularly, a couple who is struggling to conceive stands a good chance of falling pregnant without treatment.This has been shown by a study which found that many women aged up to 36 years with a history of infertility can achieve spontaneous conception and live birth without using fertility treatment, indicating (they) are sub-fertile rather than infertile.Almost half of women who said they'd been struggling to get pregnant for at least a year ended up having a baby despite not getting fertility treatment, in a new study from Australia.Treatment results only slightly higher than non-treatmentThat success rate was only slightly lower than in women who also reported trouble conceiving and opted for treatment with fertility hormones or in vitro fertilisation (IVF).According to Reuters, many women opt for fertility treatment after a year of trying to conceive, which does increase the rate at which they do conceive, although there's a good chance it could have happened without any intervention.Weighing up optionsUsing a sample of 1,400 women, the study uncovered that of those women who used fertility treatment (clomid, IVF etc.), 53% became pregnant, while 44% of those who weren't treated spontaneously conceived.A fertility specialist commented on the results suggesting that it is good news for women who are TTC, especially since IVF is an expensive option. Further commentary suggested that older women, especially, would be more likely to seek fertility treatment, as they preferred not to wait another year attempting to get pregnant, even if getting pregnant without treatment is still possible.Specialists suggested that the results are hopeful- that couples who have been trying to fall pregnant even for a year stand a decent chance do stand a good chance of spontaneous conception, although an evaluation at a fertility specialist wasn't discouraged.Would you seek fertility treatment after a year of trying to conceive, or hope for spontaneous conception? By: Scott Dunlop
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Essence magazine Associate Market Editor, Reneise Francis, recently revealed her ShoeDazzle must-haves to VIP members! We loved her picks so much that we dug a little deeper to find out what makes up her personal style, trends she's looking forward to, and her go to look for work. Keep reading to get the scoop!
Describe your style in three words.
Girly, Flirty, and Romantic
How did you get your start in fashion?
INTERNSHIPS! I busted my butt, working long hours and handling gruesome tasks, all with a smile on my face. I learned so much just by quietly observing how the greats did it.
What's your favorite piece in your closet right now?
I have a pencil dress that has this great abstract print in bold colors. I love it because I look like a walking piece of art while wearing it. It does not need much to compliment it. Nude shoes and minimal jewelry will do the job because the dress is a statement on it's own.
What's a deciding factor in making you selects while shopping?
Fit is the most important factor. It does not matter how cool the trend is, if it's not flattering on YOU it's in vain.
What style trends are you looking forward to test out?
I would love to find a great pair of high waist wide leg pants in a neutral color. I think that style is so chic. I would pair it with a bold color top to add a little fun to the look.
Go to look for work?
I'm actually a lot more comfortable in a dress than in pants. My favorite silhouette is a fit and flare. It also makes the getting dressed process so much simpler in the morning. Luckily since I work in a creative field I don't have to adhere to a really strict corporate attire. What I wear to work is what I wear on my off days as well.
Is it better to be overdressed or underdressed for an event?
Neither. It's best to be confident in whatever you wear to an event. When you feel great, you look great, so with confidence it won't matter whether you're over or underdressed.
What's a day like for you as a fashion editor at Essence?
It's not as glamourous as you might think. It's full of pitch meetings and production meetings for story deadlines. It can get quite physical while preparing for a run through and schlepping clothes and accessories to and fro within the office. I do really enjoy when I get a break from the office to visit designer showrooms to see what they have in store for the next season. I also really love photo shoot days when I get to see the story I pitched come to life.
What you like about ShoeDazzle?
Who doesn't love trendy styles at great prices! I love that your site has a variety of styles that caters to all women OR to the woman who likes to switch up her style from day to day. With ShoeDazzle's prices you can certainly afford to do so.
Be sure to join VIP to get the latest on all things ShoeDazzle!
Jag Lever means "I live" in Swedish. What sparked your interest in their culture?
My interest began with my deep love for the Swedish musician Lykke Li. I then began to follow Swedish brands/designers such as Acne and Minimarket. Since my interest started I've also fell in love with other Swedish musicians like First Aid Kit and Miike Snow. I subconsciously am drawn to Swedish things!
How would you describe your personal style.
It changes a lot but I'd say lately it's revolved around a western/60′s/70′s vibe.
Who or where do you find style inspiration from?
I love to follow First Aid Kit's style. It's very 70′s bohemian vintage. I love it! I also find inspiration from other fashion blogs. My favorite one is misspandora.fr.
What's your go to piece to make a fashion statement?
My hats are definitely my go to piece that really transform an outfit.
What other creative outlets do you use besides blogging?
I draw! I love to draw cartoon-ish stuff in my sketchbook. They're like doodles I take very seriously. I used to paint with oils a lot when I could afford to. It's expensive!
You moved from Chicago to New York, how has the location change been so far?
Great and challenging. I love living here but it is a lot more expensive in general. But worth it!
What are you favorite spots around NYC?
I love to go thrift shopping in East Village. I love the pier in Williamsburg too. It's a great place to be when the sun sets and you can watch it happen right over Manhattan and it's beautiful!
What's a typical day like for you as a blogger?
Get up, gotta have a big breakfast (eggs, coffee, toast) and if it's a weekday I'll make my outfit post for the day. Then I'll either style a few looks to shoot, edit photos or work on e-mails for the next few hours. Then around dinner I usually take a break. I may stay up until 2 AM some nights answering e-mails (like I am right now! ) Some days I have events or showrooms to visit.
Do any of your readers ever recognize you on the street?
Yes! I had my first recognition in New York a few days ago. It was at a grocery store that I shop at all the time. I was picking out incense when she approached me and she was very excited and it was really nice! I feel so honored when people come up to me. It's very strange but amazing and it definitely makes me feel proud of where I've gotten over the years.
Do you have any beauty secrets?
Lately I've been obsessed with taking better care of my hair. The ends are pretty dry usually since I dye them lighter and I curl my hair often with heat. I've been using L'oreal Mythic Oil hair masks and the oil serum. I spread it around all of my hair and spend extra time coating the tips, roll it into a bun and let it sit for 20-ish minutes and then wash it out. It comes out really soft and smooth, almost like brand new hair! It's also important to use a heat protector before using hot tools. Otherwise… refer to "Burning off the hair" on YouTube! (It's actually a really great video.)
Tell us, do you ever get mistaken for Zooey Deschanel? If so, we'd love to do a She & Him duet with you haha !
Oh my gosh. So often that it is kind of annoying! But I love Zooey. She's quirky and adorably pretty so I think it's a compliment… but it happens a LOT. I've had the same haircut since I had hair. But I won't lie… occasionally I can be found playing She & Him on my ukulele
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We aren't sure if the phrase "Let them eat cake" ever left the great Marie Antoinette's mouth. But, we're positive that if Annette Vartanian was around she would have no qualms with the queen. After all, it's her duty as a bride-to-be to indulge in sweet delicacies. Find out what other things the blogger fancies below, hint: it's related to her blog name.
Your blog name is "I Heart Vintage Couture" do you have a favorite vintage item or places to find great pieces?
I have too many favorites! I love all of the pieces handed down from my Mom (one of my style icons). I'm also obsessed with a Givenchy black lace gown I purchased from Shareen Vintage. It's so beautiful that I actually wear it around the house just to feel extra fabulous. I also love a pair of Hollywood regency crystal lamps I purchased from a vintage store several years ago. They add the right touch of glam to our mid century living room. My favorite vintage stores are Shareen Vintage for fun and beautiful dresses and Sunbeam Vintage for the home.
You're getting married! Are there any similarities to picking out a wedding dress/bridesmaid dress and styling a post?
Yes, most definitely! When styling outfits for the blog, I stay true to my style and personality since the blog is an extension of me. I focus on what I like and what works on my body type rather than what is most trendy. Shopping for a bridal dress is very similar. I wanted a bridal dress that had a vintage silhouette with modern touches and fortunately I found the perfect dress. It's very unique and screams Annette!
What's your number one piece of advice for future brides?
Go to as many cake tastings as possible!
Any beauty secrets?
Get lots of sleep and drink lots of water. To keep my hair healthy and shiny, I don't color it and I only wash it once a week.
What are your favorite reads? (This can be a magazine, novel, poetry, etc?)
I was an English Lit major in college so I'm definitely a book nerd! I definitely prefer flipping through interior design magazines as I sip on a cocktail (naturally), or curl up with a good book after a long day at work.
Do you have a favorite quote?
Not what we have but what we enjoy, constitutes our abundance. by Epicurus. You can have all the material goods, but if you don't enjoy life, the people around you, and everyday epiphanies, then you'll never be happy. This is definitely my motto for enjoying a productive and meaningful life.
Where would one typically find you on the weekend?
I definitely love to sleep in as late as possible and then have a decadent brunch with my fiance, Alan. We love to hobnob around town to check out new art galleries, visit our favorite vintage stores, and finish the night with a cocktail.
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They say you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover. But, we didn't take heed to that advice when we saw Sazan Barzani. This Texas beauty looks angelic from the outside and actually has an immune system to prove it. Read on to get to know this muse in depth, and see why she's the exception to the popular saying!
Entering the Blogosphere: An obsession of sharing pictures of my new shopping purchases and outfits sparked my interest in blogging! I would take pictures of what I was wearing (shot with my cellphone) and inspirational fashion pics I found online and post it to my Facebook page, just for fun! More and more friends started to comment and suggest that I start my own online fashion blog to store all of it. I was always a fan of the fashion blogging world but I never thought I would become a part of it. Online fashion blogs are today's go-to place for inspirational outfit ideas from everyday girls. And just like that- I become a fashion blogger.
Style Crushin': I have always had the biggest style crush on Mary Kate & Ashley Olsen. I feel like Ashley's feminine style mixed with Mary-Kate's edginess is the perfect combination that makes up my personal style. If I could raid pieces from their closet, I would grab all of their over-sized designer handbags and sunglasses…. totally chic to the max.
Music Therapy: Just like my personal style, my mood depicts the type of music genre I feel like listening to for that day. Right now on my Ipod, you'll see me listening to a variety of artists from Rihanna and Justin Timberlake to Empire of the Sun, and even The Great Gatsby soundtrack. Love it all!
Epicurean: I moved to Los Angeles from Texas in January and I'll tell ya, LA is no Texas when it comes to food BUT I've become more of a clean eater by living in this town! The Italian and sushi out here is also great! Some of my fav spots to chow down are Lemonade, Blu Jam Café, tex mex eating at Marix, and Cafe Med for Italian! Can't lie- I love Chipotle too. The list goes on…
Secret Scent: Not a crazy perfume girl. Strong perfume scents make me dizzy! I can do soft scents but for the most part you'll see lots of Victoria's Secret body sprays in my bag that are perfect for on the go!
Beauty Ritual: The beauty questions I'm asked about the most on my blog pertain to my hair! It's no secret that I love big hair (hello I'm from Texas ya'll). If you're someone who wants that natural voluminous look, get a good voluminous shampoo/conditioner, and style gel. Try not to use a flat iron at the top of your head (the crown area). Instead blow dry it straight and then tease the roots with a tease comb and flexible voluminous hair spray. After you tease, flip your hair upside down and brush lightly with a round brush. When you flip your hair back to normal, it will instantly look 80% fuller and thicker. To keep it full all day- you have to make sure you are teasing correcting (plenty of youtube videos on how to do this). Also using a separate hairspray to add extra hold if desired.
Weekend Destination: My jobs as a busy part time fashion blogger and entertainment host take up a lot of time during the week, so when I get a chance to relax, you'll probably find me in doors on the weekends kicking back with my closest pals or attending fun blogger events in LA! I've spent a lot of time learning how to balance this industry's work and also finding time to play. I think both are equally important for living a balanced and happy lifestyle!
Wise Words: My favorite quote is, " Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life." Confucius.
Currently Reading: Right now on my reading desk I've got handful of my fav magazines including (just to name a few) People StyleWatch, Elle, and Redbook! Book wise- I recently started reading "God's Not Dead" by Rice Brooks and I'm hooked!
Life changing Story: In 2008, my little brother was diagnosed with Leukemia and I was his lucky bone marrow donor that helped save his life! Never in a million years do you think that you will be a vital role in helping save someone's life. The process wasn't painful, I was put to sleep for it. Him and I now have the same immune system and blood type. Sometimes we get colds at the same time…so funny. Best gift I've ever given.
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I don't know about you all. But, when it comes to dating there's definitely a height requirement for my heels. I never want to tower over my beau or be too short. So this adds a little bit of pressure when it comes to selecting shoes. If you have the same dilemma, I've put together a few options of tall and petite pumps to balance everything out.
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Meet Madeline Pendleton, the personal style blogger behind Jean Griege, whom we've affectionately given the nick name "Queen of Edge". Check out her style as she rocks the Kinsley and gives us insight into her world!
Music Therapy: I love anything from the 1970′s! Summer for me always means ELO, T. Rex, and Television.
Quote to Live By: "Anything worth doing is worth doing right".
Favorite Reads: Oyster, Mirage, and Purple.
Favorite Destination Around Town: Larchmont for brunch, Melrose for shopping, or downtown in the artist district for coffee.
Epicurean: Sage in Echo Park is by far my fav — all vegan with great raw and gluten free options, and it's a small business owned by a cool chick, so you can't go wrong!
Favorite weekend activity: Definitely the Melrose Trading Post flea market! It's my favorite place to get jewelry and knick knacks for the house.
Aroma Therapy: Daisy by Marc Jacobs.
Beauty Ritual: Coconut oil for everything!
Music Therapy: I listen to all kinds of music, but my replay list this week is Miss Out by Blush, Closer by Tegan and Sara, and Love It by Icona Pop.
Quote to Live By: "You've got to get up every morning with determination if you're going to go to bed with satisfaction" -George Lorimer
Favorite reads: Style.com, Elle, and Lucky
Favorite Destination Around Town: I hang out in Downtown LA quite often. There's a bunch of new restaurants that keep popping up.
Aroma Therapy : Jadore Dior
Beauty Ritual: I wash my face every morning and as soon as I get home at night! I always moisturize and do a vitamin face pack once a week and a peeling gel.
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2. Missy
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It's not hard to imagine that Kelly Lee of Kelly Golightly's favorite quote is "Happy girls are the prettiest girls". Her blog exudes bliss and we were lucky enough to discover a few her indulgences.
Music Therapy: I love picking up old records at thrift stores and my best recent find was the Breakfast at Tiffany's soundtrack, so I play that over and over and over again. I may be a little obsessed. Moon River…
Favorite Read: I'm lucky that I get to write about some of the world's most beautiful weddings for Inside Weddings magazine, so that's definitely a favorite for party and decor inspiration — and while I love the design aspects, the couples' love stories and how they met is actually my favorite part (I'm such a sap). I also love any interior design and decorating magazine I can get my hands on ('til this day, I still miss Domino). And New York magazine is my US Weekly.
Favorite Destination Around Town: Sprinkles Ice Cream and Bouchon Bakery are both in dangerous walking distance from our place, so I'm often getting my sweet tooth fix there. And when I want my clothing and candy fix in one go, I head to A SweeT Boutique, where they serve up both!
We recently bought a weekend house in Palm Springs, so we split our time between LA and Palm Springs. When we're out in the desert you can find me at Las Casuelas eating Mexican food, shopping at Party Lab for fun party supplies and treasure-hunting at all the great vintage and thrift stores in town.
Curious Epicurean: I love the casual French bistro Mr. Marcel in Beverly Hills for brunch/lunch and Speranza in Silver Lake for the best Italian (so cute for date night — they even pass out blankets to keep things cozy!). Now that we're homeowners with an actual yard and pool, I must admit al fresco meals by the pool can't be beat.
Weekend Schedule: My ideal weekend day is sleeping in, having a long leisurely brunch at home, swanning in the pool,exploring the desert (and maybe getting in a photo shoot) and hitting up a vintage furniture store or two.
Aroma Therapy: I don't typically wear perfume but have been known to dabble a little vanilla extract behind my ears. There's nothing better than the smell of baking — even if you haven't spent all day in the kitchen.
Beauty Ritual: Sleep, lots and lots of sleep. And a big sunhat!
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- 4 medium sized onions
- Extra virgin olive oil
- Cheese
- Peel the onions, then cut a cross down from the top of each one to the root. Place them in a roasting tin of some sort and drizzle them with olive oil. A fruity oil is best. Place the onions, covered with foil, in a medium-hot oven (350) and roast for about forty-five minutes.
- Remove the foil, spoon some of the oil over the onions and return them to the oven, without the foil, for a further fifteen minutes till golden and soft. Slice some cheese thinly. It honestly does not matter what sort it is, use whatever you have. Camembert is just as suitable as Cheddar. Place the cheese on top of the onions, as much or little as you like, then return them to the oven till the cheese has started to melt. Eat as soon as the cheese becomes molten.
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Fast-Food Workers Arrested At Protests
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The resignation of Michael Hervey as Chief Operations Officer of the much-maligned Long Island Power Authority is a nice start at cleaning up a state agency with a history of questionable dealings, among them being polling payments that were linked to efforts to boost New York State Republican politicians like Rick Lazio. But it's only a start.
Here's the problem: LIPA has a long history as a GOP 'turkey farm' — that is, a place (either a government agency or a private company) used as a place to provide salaries to the friends and kin of Republicans and their patrons.


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Written on: 13/07/2000 by K.-O. Kuennemeyer. (1 review written)
Good Points
PDA functions, handsfree speaking, real internet, Fax
Bad Points
Size, weight, durability
General Comments
The 9110 certainly is a milestone in mobile communications.
I am travelling a lot and need to stay in contact with a
lot of people in my office. Since everyone has at least a
fax, if not an e-mail connection, I can reach them even
outside office hours. I have tried many different PDA's
and even though the functionality is somewhat limited it
serves my needs. In any case I can type a lot faster than
any handwriting recognition. The only real problem is that
you have to carry it in a holster or briefcase since it is
shirt pocket unfriendly. A must for frequent travellers.
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I disagree!:)Wow! and San Leandro is right next to Oakland. And they are already taking over down town San Leandro. Crime is climbing. Wonder what the new Mayor has in store? Watch your back when in San Leandro. Most so far that I found where caused by Blacks. Surprise,Surprise. Funny how some news papers leave out the description that they are black. But We all know.
If I believed racist rhetoric at face value, I would believe that all white males have tiny dicks and own shares in Kraft Mayo.


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Exclusive: Pimco's Gross declares El-Erian is 'trying to undermine me' (Reuters)
Gross told Reuters that he had "evidence" that El-Erian "wrote" a February 24 article in the Journal, which described the worsening relationship between the two men as Pimco's performance deteriorated last year, including a showdown in which they squared off against each other in front of more than a dozen colleagues at the firm's Newport Beach, California headquarters. Gross, who oversaw more than $1.91 trillion in assets as of the end of last year and who is known on Wall Street as the 'Bond King', said in a phone call to Reuters last Friday: "I'm so sick of Mohamed trying to undermine me." When asked if Reuters could see the evidence about El-Erian and the allegation he was involved in the article, Gross said: "You're on his side. Great, he's got you, too, wrapped around his charming right finger." He said he knew that El-Erian, who had been widely seen as the heir apparent to Gross but is now due to leave in mid-March, had been in contact with Reuters as well as the Wall Street Journal. Gross indicated he had been monitoring El-Erian's phone calls…A Pimco spokesman said in an emailed statement: "Mr. Gross did not make the statements Reuters attributes to him. He categorically denies saying this firm ever listened in on Mr. El-Erian's phone calls or that Mr. El-Erian 'wrote' any previous media article."
Putin Sparking Worst Stock Rout Since Moscow Crackdown (Bloomberg)
The last time Russian stocks fell as much as they have this week was when President Vladimir Putin cracked down on protesters following his election in May 2012. Putin's incursion into Ukraine's Crimea region, like the imprisonment of demonstrators following his return to the presidency two years ago, is sparking investor concern that Russia's economic growth will falter as the U.S. and Europe threaten the country with sanctions. The Bloomberg Russia-US Equity Index of the most-traded Russian companies in the U.S. has fallen 5.1 percent this week, the most since the measure dropped 11 percent in the five days to May 18, 2012.
Man called Bitcoin's father denies ties, leads LA car chase (Reuters)
In the afternoon, the silver-haired, bespectacled Nakamoto stepped outside, dressed in a gray sport coat and green striped shirt, with a pen tucked in his shirt pocket. He was mobbed by reporters and told them he was looking for someone who understood Japanese to buy him a free lunch. Newsweek estimates his wealth at $400 million. "I'm not involved in Bitcoin. Wait a minute, I want my free lunch first. I'm going with this guy," Nakamoto said, pointing at a reporter from AP. "I'm not in Bitcoin, I don't know anything about it," he said again while walking down the street with several cameras at his heels. He and the AP reporter made their way to a nearby sushi restaurant with media in tow, before leaving and heading downtown. Los Angeles Times reporter Joe Bel Bruno followed the pair and described the chase in a running stream of tweets. Eventually, the pair dashed into the Associated Press offices in downtown Los Angeles.
Washington state issues first legal-marijuana business license (AP)
Sean Green, who has operated medical marijuana dispensaries in Spokane and the Seattle suburb of Shoreline, proclaimed the document "beautiful" as it was handed to him at a state Liquor Control Board meeting in Olympia. The license will allow him to grow 21,000 square feet of cannabis at his Spokane facility — the first pot that will be grown for sale under the highly taxed system approved by voters in 2012. The possession of marijuana became legal for adults over 21 soon after the vote, but it's still illegal to grow or sell it for recreational use until pot shops open in the state later this year. Green plans to start by raising marijuana starter plants to sell to other growers, and later expand to growing buds for retail pot shops. "Cannabis prohibition is over," Green declared to applause from a room packed with his supporters. "I'm coming home with jobs, Spokane."
Martha Stewart Gives Sex Advice, Says She Had a Prison Name in Reddit Ask Me Anything (USW)
Stewart's fans didn't waste any time, asking her about bedroom secrets to abide by. "Always take a bath before and after," Stewart said. When one suggested to just do the dirty during a bath, she quipped: "That's good too, and don't forget to brush your teeth." She added: "What's a d*ldo?" when asked how to clean the bed sheets afterward. Stewart's AMA had its TMI moments, but she also chatted about her famous pals. "I wish I were closer friends with Snoop Dogg," she admitted…Stewart braved the slew of questions, but also seemed to reach her limit when asked of her 2004 stint in jail. "I think I did, but I can't remember," she said on whether or not she had a prison name. "I don't think about the past."
Carlyle Honchos Join Wave of Private-Equity Stock Sales (WSJ)
Top executives at three publicly traded private-equity firms have sold more than $500 million of their firms' stock over the past year, according to securities filings. The most recent sellers are Carlyle Group LP co-founders co-Chief Executive William Conway and Chairman Daniel D'Aniello, who have sold between $39.6 million and $48.9 million of stock apiece, according to a securities filing Thursday. The sale, part of a larger share offering from the Washington firm, marks the first time that any Carlyle employees have reduced stakes in the firm since it went public in May 2012.
Cerberus confirms Safeway deal worth more than $9B (CNBC)
As part of the deal, Cerberus would pay roughly $40 a share for Safeway, which includes $32.50 per share in cash. Cerberus already owns Albertsons, which operates 1,000 stores and 12 distribution centers in 29 states and employs approximately 109,000 associates. The deal would greatly expand Cerberus' reach into the grocery store arena. Currently, there are 1,600 Safeway stores across the U.S. and Canada.
Top Philippine Fund Doubles Consumer Stocks With Record Bet (Bloomberg)
The UBP Large Cap Philippine Equity Portfolio (IFDLCPE) increased positions in the consumer industry to a record 60 percent of assets from about 30 percent in mid-2013, said Robert Ramos, who oversees about $897 million as the chief investment officer at Union Bank of the Philippines. Holdings include Emperador Inc. (EMP), the nation's largest liquor company, and Puregold Price Club Inc., the biggest grocery-store operator. Both stocks have jumped at least 12 percent this year.
Bacon Alarm Clock Means Bacon Has Finally Conquered The Universe (HP)
Oscar Mayer cooked up a gizmo to convert your smartphone into a fragrant frying pan of sizzling you-know-what. You plug in a small rectangular attachment into the iPhone headphone jack and, enabled by an app, the sounds and smell of bacon assault your senses when it's time to rise and shine. Oscar Mayer will give out 4,700 of the devices in a drawing through April 4, the company said in a press release.
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Bill needs to de-stress with more yoga.
Bill, don't be jelly. It will do your head in.
Who is Gross going to blame after March when withdrawals continue? Does each of the six get 2 months a year to take the blame?
A Pimco spokesman said in an emailed statement: "Mr. Gross did not make the statements Reuters attributes to him. He categorically denies saying this firm ever listened in on Mr. El-Erian's phone calls or that Mr. El-Erian 'wrote' any previous media article."
He added: "As a regulated company, PIMCO is required to retain records of its employees' communications to help ensure compliance with the firm's policies."
Shia, time for you to sign up for the Bitcoin movie before DiCaprio gets his stinking hands on it. Michael Douglas, your part is safe whoever the lead is.
Careful, Bill. The Germans know what the word, "Schadenfreude" means.
The eyes say, "I'm not f*cking around." The tie says, "I won't be undermined."
I bet Mr. EE is behind this too!
Bond Allocation Probe Seen Symptomatic of Race for Yield http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-03-04/bond-sal…
The federal investigation into the way banks divvy up new corporate-bond sales may shed light on a side effect of regulations that were designed to make the financial system safer.
Pimco Allocation
Pacific Investment Management Co., which runs the world's biggest bond fund, purchased $8 billion of the debt while BlackRock Inc., the No. 1 shareholder of Verizon, was awarded about $5 billion, people familiar with the sale said at the time. -
Can't spell "Putin" without "put"
– UBS Coincidental Derivatives Quant
Bove:giraffes::Gross:mutant pigs
When I smell sizzling bacon in bed, I simply apply some more lube.
Top Philippine Fund Doubles Consumer Stocks With Record Bet (Bloomberg)
Shazar – can you pick the Opening Bell lineup before hitting the Franzia?
Maybe it's already been said but does Gross remind anyone of the Crypt Keeper?
-just a guy with some thoughts from his brain
Separately, Gross was seen having a heated argument with an umbrella.
When in doubt, take safeway private.
"Eternal peace is found in the 'stache"
-Confucious El-Erian
(time to bring it back Grossy)
I'm you're idiot.
Maybe it's time to visit Ikea's frozen food section.
The fuckin frogs.
If we're upvoting a shazar, I'd rather give my vote to the guy who quotes – "You're on his side. Great, he's got you, too, wrapped around his charming right finger."
If sadists wanted Safeway merged with WordLogic Corp, the new entity would be known as "SafeWord".
I guess I will have to settle on a prison name pretty soon.
"Plus, you know why my tie is constantly undone!? El-Erian sometimes just sneaks up behind me, reaches around, and pulls the knot out! Who does that?! That's why I demand silence and no eye contact, I need all my attention to see or hear him coming…usin' the periphereals."
-B. Gross, probably
Yesterday I was "crazy." Today, I'm not. I didn't get any saner overnight, though. Thanks, Bill Gross!
P.S. I had a bong in my office and even I was never so paranoid!
This El-Erian is also trying to undermine me. He logs into dealbreaker and posts slanderous material about me using a variety of fake names. 'Guest' is the most common one that I can remember, but he changes handles like a cameleon.
Gross, you and I are like brothers. Let's get together and get rid of this 'guest' character once and for all.
Martha Stewart should just fly up to WA to meet Snoop, they can pick up some discounted vodka from Safeway, then she can give him a bath, and he can show her what a dildo looks like, while they pay for porn in the hotel with Bitcoins.
I wish DB would send us alarm clocks that ring the DB sirens and spray out the smell of money each morning when Shazza posts the OB.
One more PIMCO/Gross comment, come on guys… one more.
What happens on the days the OB is posted at 1:30?
Funny. That would never happen.
What does the Red Bull Beanie Baby say to us?
I see I have you all wrapped around my charming finger as well. But, this is the last time I'm violating the confidentiality agreement.
knock, knock
who's there?
Bill who?
Bill's Grossin' me out.LOL! Oh, I kill me!
Fuck you Jon Shazar and the day you were born!
We're past the duration for that.
I guess this burn would have more bite if:
1. that weren't the actual headline
2. bloomberg weren't, y'know, known for it's bizarre titles: http://strangebloombergheadlines.tumblr.com/ https://twitter.com/BloombrgNewsish -
Gross and El-Erian walk into a bar….
You would have thought Gross would have ducked at least…
I'm more of a fan of the original reach-around, which also requires silence and no eye contact… and trust me, you'll hear me coming.
Bill Gross + 100kg Tim Horton's = Rob Ford
Bill Gross doesn't sound like a control freak at all…
Cerberus is going to kill it on this deal… 5-10x their money… easy…


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The Economist Suggests Linux For Netbooks
Re:Bought the EEE, Switched to XP (445 comments)
The problem is, we don't care what you think about us.
Yes, that is a problem.
"People who say they don't care what people think are usually desperate to have people think they don't care what people think."
-George Carlin
What I will tell you is that the [*]ubuntites are a confusing squirming mass of trustafarians who eat their own, and find spinning cubes to be of more importance than achieving real productivity in a high pressure work environment.
And here we can see your true face. You hate us. You are trying to find some way to demonstrate your supposed superiority, a way to convince (yourself or others) that your decision to always use Microsoft software is somehow justified, and your opponents are somehow deficient.
The problem is, we don't care what you think about us. You aren't convincing anyone -- us, linux users, or your supposed audience, potential netbook users. You sound like a Microsoft marketdroid, and you may or may not actually be one, however one thing is clear -- you are too stupid for us to care.
And remarkably, you truly lack the self-awareness to see what a perversion of your own cause that you have become. Was it necessary to drop the F-bomb twice in your post? Do you still kiss your mother with that mouth? What is it that makes Ubuntu zealots so hateful?
Seriously... If you are frustrated I can understand, but you publicly resorted to a vicious personal attack. Your response was neither helpful nor professional. If I were just a casual bystander reading your post, I certainly would not want to be associated with you or the causes you support. You just came across far too mean spirited and heavy handed. I'd hate to think that you were the status quo behind the Linux community, and you are not at all like I've experienced with the wonderfully helpful Mandriva community.
BTW: What have you got against using the Sugar OS on the OLPC XO? After all, they didn't design it for use with Ubuntu.


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This dwarf cultivar has delicate yet dense foliage that is green. Full sun produces best growth results, but can tolerate some shade. Well-drained, moist soil preferred. No pruning is necessary. Spring fertilization is recommended but I don't do it.
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- Posted by cryptomeria (My Page) on Wed, Jul 6, 11 at 15:03
Hello Dave, the Habitus shows the cultivar ' Yokohama'. ' Tansu' grows much taller and is not a dwarf one. But maybe I see a leader in the right and the plant begins to start growing tall. Wolfgang |
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Beautiful tree, one of my favorites. I'm pretty sure that 'Tansu' is a dwarf, or so I've always read. Josh |
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This issue is Red Shield Continuity #27, and went on sale on time. "Printed by World Color Press, Inc, Montreal, QC, Canada. 02/03/10." It also features "World Against [S-shield]" promotion on the cover.
Story continued from last and continues in the next issue. There is Kryptonese dialog in this issue, but it is all translated into English.
Story continued from the previous issue and continues in the next issue.
Previews the upcoming series on sale in March.
Ian thanks Mike Marts for sharing all of the covers of Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne (in black and white). Appears on page 42 in this issue.
House ads for: Blackest Night (checklist part 3), and Absolute Green Lantern: Rebirth. Appear in various places in this issue.
Total of 5 one-page ads for: Lunch Lady (books, Alfred A. Knopf), Emerald City Comicon (comic convention), Wondercon (comic convention, San Diego Comic Con International), Vincent Shadow Toy Inventor (book, Little, Brown and Company), and Glory of Heracles (video game, Nintendo). Appear in various places in this issue.


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A few days ago I found out that I had just sold my first stock photo ever! Whoot! I'd almost given up on DT and had only 10 photos online...I was feeling rather discouraged, actually. (I don't know how long it normally takes people to sell their first stock photo - I started stock in May this year.) So the night before, I said, God, if you want me to keep doing stock, please let at least one stock photo sell tomorrow...and the next day the first one sold. Totally an answer to prayer! :D Anyway, I'm definitely going to start uploading more of my stuff to this website now. The photo attached it the one that sold. I suppose someone is going to start a campaign for snail weight loss! ;)
Hi! Congratulations on your download. Keep downloading and you will see that the number of sales will increase. The snail is really cute! Good luck and have lot of fun!
exciting! i logged on for the first time in months after my intial sale high and found i have sold two more! keep the faith. enjoy.
Congratulations. It took me a few months before my first sale. You mentioned on your profile page that you do fine art as a separate business. Any place to see those images online? Keep uploading and keep praying.
Congratulations, I was ecstatic when I had my first sale last month. I still have a long way to go but at least it's a start. Well done.
Congratulations!!! Wow, you didn't have to wait as long as I did. I had photos online since September of last year and then had my first sale spring of this year, six months later.
Congratulations Dotlock! It' funny, I have a similar story:)
Congratulations! Cool photo. :-)
Hey, congrats! Just upload, upload and upload and you won't need prayers :))) Nice photos!
Interesting idea for the photo! I wish you good luck!
Congratulations :)
congrats on your first sale
Thanks everyone! I'd probably re-shoot this, but I found the snails a while back on a neighbour's driveway after it rained, and after the shoot I sent the snails packing. Guess I'll have to find some more next time it rains... :)
I'd say re-shoot them with a more conventional looking tape measure. The concept is great, but the odd tape measure is probably preventing more downloads.
Congratulations! Great image! Keep uploading and the sales will come :0)
I'm gonna pray for my first $100 hope tomorrow I will find them :))Congratulations, nice image :)Cheers :)
My guess is that someone is using this to show that weighloss takes a long time.....or Losing weight at a snail's pace?
Congratulations! I like your images. Continue uploading and you will receive many more sales.
Congratulations! Keep uploading and you will sale more.
I've noticed lately that the snails are looking a slight bit "pudgy". Hope they get help! :))) It can take weeks to a few months for the first sale unless you already have a following or a big portfolio. You're on track and have good shots, keep them coming.
woohoo love the pic! congratulations!
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When asked about the her button and pin art- Ran Hwang said, "This is a form of meditative practice that helps me find my inner peace."
Ran Hwang created amazing button and pin art using the ordinary and she has far more patience than I have. Each image requires the hammering of thousands of pins with buttons into a wall. No glue is used. The buttons can move or fall at any time. Fallen buttons become part of the ever changing image.


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We can be opposed to war in principle, and opposed to war in all its ugly specificities, and still express our gratitude and love for those who fight on our behalf. We owe our veterans more than we can possibly express. Their lives have been changed so that ours can remain the same. As Joseph Campbell said, "A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself."
Almighty foundation of all that is harmonious, lead us through this passing strife.
read moreLeader: We pause to remember those who go to war in our name.
Congregation: We give thanks for courage, for love of country, for those who work to bring peace to our world.
1. With open hearts we come this Anzac Day
To pay respect, to ponder and to pray;
We would reflect upon the pers'nal cost
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You can climb down from the ceiling now, Mr. Broadcaster - it turns out new cars will feature FM/AM radios built-in for the foreseeable future (although certainly not forever). The logic of this should be obvious to us all, but particularly obvious for anyone who bothers to talk with consumers. And I did. Between March 9 and March 10 2013, I fielded a random, balanced, national online study of 1,000 consumers and asked how they feel about those radios in their cars - and how they'd feel if they disappeared. Each chart shows five rating points, from "DISAGREE" to "AGREE." First … [Read more...]
Category: FM on Mobile Phones
As Long As FM Radio is on Sprint Phones….
Last week one of the radio industry's big headlines was the preliminary deal struck between Sprint and various players in radio to provide over-the-air FM on Sprint devices via the Emmis/HD Radio NextRadio platform. I haven't seen much thoughtful analysis on this yet, so here goes nothing. On the surface, this is good news. After all, it means more ways for listeners to listen to the stations they love and more ways to interact with those stations. Looking deeper, however, we need to keep this announcement in perspective. Consider these apparent facts: Although details on "what's … [Read more...]
FM on Mobile Phones? Be Careful what you Wish For
What's the best way for radio to compete in a newly digital mobile environment? Is it to ensure that every mobile phone has an activated FM chip? Is it, in other words, to expand the limits of existing technology to cover new gadgets which are built fundamentally on newer and more interactive and personal technology? Is it to turn a mobile phone into the same kind of radio that sits on your nightstand? No, no, a thousand times, no. Wild projections flutter about the radio industry regarding the consequences of FM chips in mobile phones - "30 percent more listeners," goes one. … [Read more...]
Do People Really REALLY want FM on their Mobile Phones?
Another study from NAB has been issued which supports the notion that consumers want FM on their mobile phones. And, like all studies about what people WILL do rather than what they HAVE DONE in the past, it's flawed. You can ask people what they value and what they have done and they will give you an answer that represents their best frame on reality. But ask them what they intend to have for breakfast tomorrow morning if the moon is in the seventh house and Jupiter aligns with Mars, and their answer will be far less predictive of actual behavior. The NAB study asked some interesting … [Read more...]
An FM Chip in a Mobile Phone isn't "Me"
Will FM radio ever end up pre-installed in mobile phones in the US? I doubt it, because consumers aren't asking for radio to be built into their mobile phones (and here's a full overview of the issue). But what's more interesting to me is that radio industry leaders keep driving for this, obsessively wishing and hoping and planning for it. Why is that more interesting to me? Because it's not only deaf to what consumers are asking for, it's blind to the direction of consumer trends. Consider these facts: Major broadcasters are pushing a strategy to implant FM chips in mobile … [Read more...]
The NAB has hurt my feelings
Evidently the NAB didn't like my survey about behaviors among folks who have mobile phones and may also have FM built-in, whether they use it or not (and most don't). Let's dig into their official late Friday response: While Mark Ramsey argues there is little consumer demand for incorporating radio receivers on cell phones, he bases his glass-half-empty conclusions on a poorly designed survey to fit his own pre-conceived negative opinion. I don't know, does the question "does your phone have FM radio built-in?" sound poorly designed to you? What about the question "Do you use FM radio … [Read more...]
New survey shows when FM is built-in to mobile phones, most consumers don't use it
How many US radio listeners already have FM built-in to their mobile phones? And how often do they use it? How does this compare to the number who have downloaded a personalized radio app, like Pandora or Slacker? How often do they use those? And how do these numbers compare to downloads and use of station-specific mobile apps? These were the questions I set out to answer in a national telephone study of 1,346 radio listeners, aged 15-69, conducted by VIP Media Research during June and July 2011. 85% of these respondents listen to 30 minutes or more of radio per day. Of the 70% … [Read more...]
Why are we debating FM on Mobile Phones?
Since when did I become the guy who didn't want FM in mobile phones? Bring it on, device-makers! Install those chips! Actually, I don't care whether or not FM is in mobile phones because I don't think it makes one bit of difference to radio's future whether it's there or not (radio "experiences" need to be part of the mobile device ecosystem, to be sure. But FM chips? Feh). Jeff Smulyan thinks otherwise (see his reply to my post here). I have the greatest respect for Jeff. He's a terrific broadcaster and Emmis is a terrific company. He made some great points in reply to my recent … [Read more...]


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| Exceptional Because You Are by ExceptionalVery generic... the face of cheap perfume. Maybe thats a little harsh! I don't think its that bad and I certainly don't find it to be too sweet. In a way it reminds my of Couture Couture by Juicy Couture but a little less sweet and none of that synthetic grape. Actually that is the main reason I don't like this. I have never gotten a headache from a perfume in my life but Couture Couture not only gave me a headache but made me nauseous. This doesnt do that to me but I am still reminded of that feeling every time I smell this! 14th January, 2012 |
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Blogging tutorials by the experts – bloggers!
Back when I started my blog, I looked everywhere for blogging tutorials. I became a sponge really {not in a bad way}…I mean that I scoured Google for articles and how-to's in search of answers. I joined forums and communities, and eventually I found my way. Believe me when I say, there was lots of trial and error.
There is a wealth of information about blogging available online, but I have found the most helpful to be posts written by experienced bloggers. I have composed this list of posts, from top bloggers, that I believe will be invaluable to all bloggers. Whether you are just starting a blog, are experienced, or you fit somewhere in between, take a gander below – you just might learn something new!
- Desperately Seeking WordPress – WordPress Basics
- Lindsay Blogs – Blogging FAQ's
- Nolie's Place, has quite a few blogging tips posts, including helpful WordPress plugins, social media, organization and more.
- Frugal Novice wrote a blog post about five valuable blogging resources, which you definitely want to look over.
- Penelope's Oasis, how to write a bad blog post. Uh oh. Yeah, you might want to read this!
- Home to Heather has done a similar post, how to transfer your blog from GoDaddy to Hostgator.
- Eighty MPH Mom – Bloggers: Do your friends want free stuff too? and how to link to another website.
- That Tech Chick has oodles of great how-to blogging tips posts!
- Manic Mother has a tutorial on how to make a grab my button box!
- 3 Kids and Us wrote several great posts, here are just a couple – How to create a media kit, and how to start a WordPress blog.
- Thanks, Mail Carrier talks about how to take a screenshot. If you will be doing giveaways, and using Random.org, you will most likely need to know how to take a screenshot!
- Kidsumers did a moving from Blogger to WordPress tutorial. This is something many bloggers do after being on the Blogger platform for awhile. WordPress is a wonderful way to blog, but switching can be a difficult task if you don't have the right instructions.
- Simply Stacie (she has quite a few fabulous posts on blogging!), but her Where to find a premium WordPress theme for your blog and 10 Reasons why your site crashed are really helpful.
- Life with 4 Boys wrote about how to create a dynamic blogger pitch.
- Blessings Abound Mommy did a super post on what PR are looking for in bloggers. This is really important information!
- Mama Dweeb – how to become a review and giveaway blogger
- Night Owl Mama – How to add a Facebook Like Box to your Blog and Lindsay Blogs also wrote about adding a Facebook Fan
- Following in My Shoes – How to make a custom Facebook Landing Page
Thank you, ladies, for sharing your posts!
If you are a blogger and have a post that believe would be beneficial to other bloggers, please send me an email with the link. If I think it's a good fit, I will add it to this post – thanks!
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This is an awesome list! Like you, I used a lot of tutorials from other bloggers when I was first starting out. And really, I still use them today. Simply Stacie has a lot of great tutorials on her blog too!
Thank you for getting this list together for bloggers like me!
Jennifer! You are my mentor! I so admire and am grateful for you and the resources above. Do you also have tips and links for where to post your give-a-way, how and where to submit your site, how to list rankings on your site etc.
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"Chefs are starting to see that they can play a role in change; that their presence – weighing in – can make a difference," says Emily Byram, project manager, Share Our Strength. Emily recently accompanied some chefs to Capitol Hill, where they prepared and served hors d'oeuvres to members of Congress to push for the Child Nutrition Reauthorization Bill and to end childhood hunger. "SOS has a history of fundraising and involvement in hunger issues. But giving chefs opportunities to get involved in hunger issues on other levels is exciting for us and for them." Even locally, says Michel Nischan, owner/founder, Dressing Room restaurant, "The minute chefs get involved, the community gets so much more energized."
"We feel that having chefs, who know first hand about so many of these issues involving food and hunger, on the Hill in their whites gets Congress' attention."– Emily Byram, project manager, Share Our Strength
Rick Bayless, chef/owner, Frontera Grill, Topolobampo, and XOCO also sees the opportunity. "I think that most chefs are incredibly passionate people. For these passionate individuals with such great convictions to now have the opportunity – which we haven't had as much in the past – to be able to talk to people and work on things that are really meaningful is just an incredible gift." Rick points out that many choose to use their visibility as a way of connecting people at home with the people producing the food, and that others become more involved in the political end of things, using their platform to work on school lunch issues, on the Farm Bill, etc. "They're all really important. I'm just thankful that we have the opportunity." Some notable examples:
owner/founder, Dressing Room restaurant
president/ceo, Wholesome Wave Foundation
With a kind of common sense, restaurateur mindset, we created a program – Wholesome Wave – which doubles the value of food stamps and WIC coupons in underserved communities when they are spent at farmers' markets. It has been so wildly successful that we can't keep up with it. We started in three states two and a half years ago with 10 farmers' markets. We're now in 18 states, nearly 200 markets including Washington D.C., and we are working with over 30 nonprofits. We've seen that, in both rural and urban communities, redemption rates for food stamps at farmers' markets have gone up a minimum of 350% and as high as 2000%. In a few cases, when the incentives SNAP redemptions at these markets tapered only off 20%.
We have found that when we launch programs in these communities, $15 a week can be the tipping point. There's an incredible misconception that these folks are going to fast food restaurants and just eating value meals. Their food budgets are so thinly stretched that they can't even afford them. It's instant noodles, it's instant rice; it's hamburger helper without the hamburger – that's what these families are eating. We've found they have so effectively learned how to rub two pennies together that when they have $15 more a week, they make the decision to buy the right foods for their families – all of a sudden 30 to 40% of their food budget can actually go to fruit and vegetables.
I think that our responsibility as feeders is to reach out into these communities and in some way engage them, engage our elected officials. We are seeing it work on the municipal level, we're seeing it work on the state level, and we're certainly seeing positive indications on the federal level. Our philosophy is that we need to look at non-threatening opportunities where there are significant amounts of monies that could be shifted, and that's where we, and others, are working; we're want to demonstrate that dollars can be spent in a way that it creates permanent, sustainable change. We believe with $70 billion a year released into the market in the form of food stamps, it's easier to move 5% of that towards locally grown agriculture than trying to get even 5% of conventional agricultural subsidies. We peek through a window into the policy world and see tremendous hope – there are some innovative answers that are right around the corner. (wholesomewave.org)
"Wholesome Wave has gone into neighborhoods where obesity rates are the highest and a lot of people assume that these populations don't know what to do with fresh fruits and vegetables. But what we're proving is that the 23 1/2 million people in these urban food deserts have a deep desire to have these foods available."
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exceutive producer, "Hungry in America"
Like many of my fellow chefs, I've been raising money for hunger relief for years, and yet more people are hungry today than ever before. Over the years, I've learned a lot about our nation's agriculture: We have the resources to provide good, healthy food for everyone. So why aren't we? When my wife, filmmaker Lori Silverbush, and her partner, Kristi Jacobson, decided to direct a documentary exploring the paradox, I became an executive producer, as did Mario Batali. "Hungry in America" will follow the history of hunger in the U.S.; it will look at the hungry, school lunches, the state of America's food system, and the food stamp program – and point to solutions. We are aiming for a 2011 release, hopefully just in time to impact debate on the 2012 Farm Bill.
At the end of the day, it comes down to farm subsidies, and that's something that government doesn't want to touch, on both sides of the aisle. It's true that 90% of farm subsidies go to farmers growing corn and soybeans, into the production of mass-produced products for high fructose corn syrup, and things like that – not into food. And this is not going to change when you have senators from Iowa who are going to fight for every dime that they can get to subsidize their corn farmers. Only if some of those subsidies go to small family farmers that are growing food to eat – which would mean they could lower the prices – will things change. (hungryinamerica.net)
chef/owner, Frontera Grill, Topolobampo, XOCO
founder, The Frontera Foundation
We decided to focus our efforts on the Frontera Farmers Foundation; we wanted not only to have relationships with farms that were supplying us, but any farms in the greater Chicago area. We knew that what farmers contribute to the community is invaluable. Farmers are creating community in two places – where they live, keeping their farm communities going, and in the cities where they're bringing all of their "farmness" to the farmers' markets, sharing with the people in the cities a touchstone for what it means to grow food, to take care of the earth, etc.
What we're doing with the Foundation is raising money to give to farmers so they can develop their infrastructures to produce at a level where they can sell their products for a reasonable amount of money. In the last six years, we've given away $750,000 in small grants. Sometimes all they need is $10,000 to put in a watering system, buy a tractor or a hoop house or a greenhouse to become really productive, and get to a level of scale where they can produce food at a reasonable price so it doesn't become a specialty item. I think we have to develop an alternative agriculture system, and the way we're going to do that is not necessarily going to the Hill, but by supporting our farmers and helping them to grow to a reasonable size so they can get this food out to people at a reasonable price.
chef/owner, Think Food Group
founder, World Central Kitchen
chairman emeritus, D.C. Central Kitchen
This is only food for thought – yes, we need to be moving in this direction, yes we need to be supporting those small farmers; it's important to America, to the world, to our future; it's serious stuff. But if these issues aren't part of our national dialogue then little will happen. If you go to whitehouse.gov today, and go to issues, you'll see 36 different issues listed, but there is not one word is about food; it is about everything but food. Chefs are going to have to be more outspoken. If we don't bring these issues to the top of the national agenda, we're never going to be successful. That doesn't mean that the approach is only political; we cannot expect politicians to solve every problem, I agree. But if we don't bring our message to the White House, Congress, and other policy makers over the next 10-15 years, things will never, ever change. The truth is today there is a huge percentage of America that will not be able to afford farmers' markets. So we need to bring the battle politically to Congress.
Let's make sure that in the next Farm Bill the small farmers and producers we buy products from have the same kind of advantages and benefits as a fast food company – if they're buying corn, their corn is subsidized by the government, and this is a very unfair advantage. We need to make sure everyone plays by the same rules. America is a country of economic freedom, so we need to be doing more, chefs like us, to make sure we start changing the rules a little bit. (worldcentralkitchen.org; dccentralkitchen.org)
Ann Cooper, aka "Renegade Lunch Lady," is working to transform how children are fed in schools across the country via advocacy and grassroots activism. (chefann.com)
Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution campaign is dedicated to changing the way American children and families eat. (jamieoliver.com/campaigns/jamies-food-revolution)
Art Smith's Common Threads provides after-school classes to low-income children, teaching them to cook wholesome and affordable meals. (commonthreads.org)
Alice Waters' Chez Panisse Foundation's School Lunch Reform Program and The Edible Schoolyard network work to improve children's eating choices through the public schools. (chezpanissefoundation.org)


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This Dubai-based company has been designing custom luxury cars clad in shiny coins. The company 'Cars Coin' has found a one-of-a-kind way to make custom luxury cars really stand out. In the United Arab Emirates, there are so many amazing luxury cars driving through the streets, many of which are custom. To stand out, Cars Coin has decided to take these sleek luxury rides and cover them in shiny coins. These cars are truly a work of art when finished; they appear to be shining like they are covered in diamonds in the light.
The company's latest creation is a 2013 Range Rover that has been covered in more than 57,412 old Dirham coins—the added weight after the coins were placed was 170 killos. The company has also recently crated a custom Mercedes Benz G55 AMG covered in 47,000 shiny 1 Dirham coins.


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Aaron Webster paid tribute to Burton's "never-say-die attitude" following their comeback 3-2 win over Morecambe.
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